LB Jeanty inactive for Bengals
SAN FRANCISCO -- Strong-side linebacker Rashad Jeanty, a day after he was listed as probable, was declared inactive for the game tonight against the 49ers. Corey Mays will start in Jeanty's place.
Other inactive players for the Bengals: wide receiver Marcus Maxwell, cornerback David Jones, offensive lineman Dan Santucci, right tackle Willie Anderson, tight end Nate Lawrie and defensive end Frostee Rucker.
Rookie Jeff Rowe is the emergency third quarterback.
posted by Mark at 7:05 PM
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Post a Comment*Hey Mark,
Why don't you grow a set of nads? This Bengals team sucks, yet you approach their problems in such a softened fashion. The fans all see the problems, when is the press going to start acknowledging them and investigating them?
There were more than Jeanty inactive when you review that performance
There is no other way to say it. Pathetic!!!!!!!. Mike Brown you better start looking at yourself to fire. 1 playoff in 17 years, and 5 different coaches. Losing seasons 12 out of the 17 years.
Marvin said in an interview that the defense wasn't his responsibility as a head coach, he's dealing with too many other things.
I've had it watching these group of losers. Mike Brown until you sell this team or retire, you just don't have the talent to be a GM of a football team.
what? no blog update for last night's game...must have run out of excuses for Palmer!!!
THis miserable organization doesn't deserve a printable comment.
The Bengals need to fire Marvin Lewis. There is no chemistry on this team, only it appears indifference. When the T.V. announcers can call the plays from the booth, then obviviously the defensive team likewise know. I think Marvin has reached the pinnacle of "The Peter Principle". Time to make a change!
The "coach" lost this team back at halftime of the playoff game when he lost control in the locker room. I guess then if he is not responsible for this defense then he was not responsible for the Raven defense either, since he had a defensive back coach, linebacker coach, defensive line coach....he was probably dealing with too many things then like trying to remember ....anything. Spaeks volumes about the players on that team...of course they had a leader in Lewis...that's Ray Lewis not Idiot Lewis.
There's nothing left to say about this pathedic group of under-coached, under-achieved, and out-maned bunch of losers.
I live in east central Ohio and can already hear the Dawg Clowns of The Mistake on the Lake licking their chops at another shutout and big victory over this rag-tag group that I have went out on a limb to cheer on and have as my NFL team since 1970.
Some of the pressure is now off since the Fish beat the Ravens but I'll stick by my predicition from six weeks ago: we will lose to the Dolphins. Browns beat us silly so we finish 5 & 11. Nice.
Moral of th story: unfortunately, nothing will change except some cosmetic touches. I wouldn't be surprised if Marvin gets an extension from Mikey Boy. So sad but so true.
All the experts in the above comments have spoken. Mike Brown should fire Lewis and his staff and hire all these whiners.
Who knew Dahoo was Troy's bedtime nickname for Katie?
All these whiners would do a much better job than Mike Brown & Dysfunctional Co.
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